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Fender P 1959 price tag?


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[b]Who knows....[/b]

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[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1363805041' post='2017987']
I`d have said approx start-off at about £4000, then a case of luck if someones selling.........
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£4000!!!! Where have you seen that? I think £6k+ depending on condition and your haggling skills is more realistic if buying from a dealer. I think Bass Gallery had one advertised not to long ago for £8000

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[quote name='OliverBlackman' timestamp='1363862410' post='2018474']
£4000!!!! Where have you seen that? I think £6k+ depending on condition and your haggling skills is more realistic if buying from a dealer. I think Bass Gallery had one advertised not to long ago for £8000
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Depending on condition, and how much the seller needs to sell. Must admit I think £6000+ is more likely, but you can hit on a bargain if lucky.

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If buying from the US a good one in very good shape can be had for around £6.5k, though dealer advertized prices tend to be higher.

There was an insanely beautiful S/B one at Bass Emporium for a while at $10k, and Dan at Chelsea Guitars in NYC has a fabulous looking one he will sell for the same price. He makes extraordinary claims for it but I've played a few basses he's had in his shop over the years and he knows what's what, and only buys great instruments. I passed up an all original black '66 J with ovals, dots and bindings that he would have let go for $5000 a few years ago, and it was probably the best playing vintage J I had ever picked up, just seemed to play itself. He gets a lot of pros through his shop daily and a lot of very fine instruments go through that tiny shop, and he's been working that way for decades.

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